Freddie Faye Moore
April 13, 1945 - May 30, 2018
Freddie Faye Moore Jamison was born in Taylor, Texas April 13, 1945 to Lee Etta Hennington Moore. She was the youngest of 4 children. Freddie Faye was a graduate of OL Price in 1963 in Taylor, Texas. She received her CNA and Mental Health Technician certifications. Faye retired from Metroplex Hospital after many years of service in 2016. Freddie Faye was known as Nana not only to her grandchildren and great grandchildren, but also to many others. Her life was centered around her family. She’s been called the life of the party, always making people laugh, and dancing. She was a true servant. Faye was a member of the church of Christ, and traveled many places with her family to church events. She attended as many activities as she could to support her children and grandchildren, (parties, sporting events, graduations, and weddings). Freddie Faye will be truly missed by her family and friends. Freddie was preceded in death by her mother, Lee Etta Moore, her aunt who raised her, Louie Hennington, sister, Narvella Freeman, brothers, Ivory Moore and Jimmy Nobles, and son Johnnie Marable. Freddie Faye is survived by her husband Jessie Patrick Jamison, daughters, Stephanie McAfee, Terri (Willie)Mays, sons, Kevin Marable and Patrick Jamison, 20 grandchildren, 6 great grandchildren and one on the way, sister/cousin, Jo Ervin (Freddie)Freeman, nephews Sammy (Carolyn), Leonard, and Oliver (Bertha)Freeman, nieces, Debra (James)Grant, and Cassandra White-Revels, special family member, Tracy Snow, a host of nieces, nephews and cousins.
Freddie Faye Moore Jamison was born in Taylor, Texas April 13, 1945 to Lee Etta Hennington Moore. She was the youngest of 4 children. Freddie Faye was a graduate of OL Price in 1963 in Taylor, Texas. She received her CNA and Mental Health Technician... View Obituary & Service Information